is this unusual? it certainly is unusualfor this unusual? it certainly is unusual for october.t certainly is unusualfor october. this is also the strongest storms ever make la ndfall the strongest storms ever make landfall in october. september is normally the peak and most of the strongest storms made landfall in august, september, not october. but this one, hurricane michael, will go down in history is notjust a strong hurricane but the strongest one during october. al hurricane season does go until november 30 so there is still more time. are people drawing conclusions as to why we are seeing such unusual activity on your pa rt seeing such unusual activity on your part of the world? that is a good question but as opposed to florence which was talked about recently, this one had a whole different make up. it formed quite quickly, it had all the ingredients, warm air, warm water. the wind was not tearing apartand it water. the wind was not tearing apart and it had good steering so it was moving. it happened in the gulf and this is the time of year where we start to shift our a

>> yeah, it's a little bit unusual. i think this sort of direct communication between the president and the chief of staff for one of his cabinet level executives is extraordinarily unusual and a red flag that the conversation would have been about something that would not have been in the ordinary course of business. it's interesting to note that matt whittaker would be one of the individuals who could be designated as the acting attorney general.

exactly the same it was absolutely unusual i can't recall any. former president democratic or republican who would have or has in fact in similar situations or remotely similar situations handled that the same way in all fairness though this was a free organized event the targeted destruction and this the first lady and the president wanted to talk about the opiate crisis in the u.s. and what the administration does to battle it but there is no observer here in washington there's no one in the political establishment who was not a little bit surprised about this and then everybody. came to the conclusion though that the president was ready then spoke said the right thing so he was unusually presidential actually and this is something people point out to you that he said the right things or any appeal to the people of the united states to be unified and not divisive. in how they talk and deal with each other politically and in regular life and james there in new york where you were mayor bill de blasio today the media he didn't mention the u.s. pr

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very unusual to haves the two -- >> single most unusual cycle of senators where democrats have had unusualood luck. the two >> single most unusual cycle of senators where democrats have had unusual good luck. >> and missouri, claire mccaskill probably shoochbts ul win. but she -- this is where the wave stuff gets weird. if there is a democratic search in t -- surge in the cities st. louis and kansas city, voting for the house could save claire mccaskill in the senate. without that, she would be a goner. usually you would think it would be the senate race. >> and heidi heitkamp, not a business surge big surge in the suburbs. >> and she made a vote on principle and there are a lot of people in her home state who like people who are independent. so she has few weeks to turn this around. i wouldn't write her off. >> it is a small state. everybody knows everybody. so i don't write montana off either. up ahead, is president trump looking beyond the midterms? if you sgrunyou judge by his sc travel, this is a 2020 week. we'll explain. 'll explain. [ dramatic music playing ] we need to fail down he

you might be getting some unusual gifts this year. i don't see why they would be unusual.nteresting. and also, you are saving the roads, because there are saving the roads, because there are not fans trundling all over the place, lorries delivering them, and you don't get all that packaging, which is so unpleasant. you know what i might do? make them all yourself. unlike even pay cash. goodness. -- i might even pay tax. all the tax will be collected and go to all the places it should go too. very quickly, the observer revealed how universal credit is fuelling the uk's hopeless crisis. they said it anyway, they have been saying this for many years and saying it now, and some mps say we should hold universal reddit and i think indirectly we know there are more rough sleepers. go to any city, any town, even villagers and there will be rough sleepers and a lot of it is put at the door of the universal credit being introduced. they say they are investing £i.2 credit being introduced. they say they are investing £1.2 billion to four all forms of homelessness to ensure more peopl

the president says that the perpetrators will be punished to the full extent of the wall but in an unusual move trump's wife was the first to deliver her condemnation at the white house we cannot tolerate those the attacks and i strongly condemn all hutus violence i'm grateful to the secret service as about as the local and federal law enforcement for all they do on a daily basis to keep us safe and encourage people across the country to to sky over heat i just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify we have to come together and send one very clear strong and mistake of all message that acts were threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america. one of the explosive devices was addressed to the clinton residence into park when new york. other suspicious packages were sent to the time warner center where c.n.n. has its new york office the entire building was evacuated donald trump has repeatedly accused c.n.n. of broadcasting fake news it's not clear if there's any link between this incident and the upcoming midterm elections in two weeks

it is unusual in the south, unusual in the sense of louisiana. it is not -- it doesn't have a plantation economy. it does have a civil war issue that it has to drag along with it. and it's a town that's reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. announcer: while in lake charles, we took a driving tour of the city with lost lake charles author adley cormier. >> thank you so much for showing us around. tell me about your tried to lake charles. you are not from here originally. adley: i wasn't born here. i've been here for 45 years, which is a pretty long time. i'm a native of eastern louisiana. i came here to work for the department of labor. so in doing that, i had to learn the community, had to learn the industry, learn the history, and with the history background from lsu, you become interested in where you are. >> i can't wait to hear all about the history of lake charles. tell me a little bit about the city today. adley: lake charles is in louisiana, about 30 miles from southwest the gulf and the great state of texas. it's a town tha

again, he did not think it was unusual. he did not have self-awareness about how extraordinary his gifts were. >> but he certainly could see himself with others? tweed: he had a lot of self-awareness. others who could not understand this would try to interpret this psychobabble. as if he was manic-depressive or this or that. i am not convinced of most of those arguments. he was a man who had extraordinary tragedies, like all of us can be had depressive moments. he was also a man of extraordinary energy and enthusiasm. it was not manic. to the extent we are all somewhat manic depressive, but his character was larger. the interesting thing about him is that he accomplished a lot of his programs through executive order. >> we are having that debate today in this country. what do you think the lessons are about strong chief executives and accomplishing things through executive order rather than legislative proposals? i read that william howard taft afterwards came in and help to codify some of roosevelt's policies by putting th

and the world council who found an unusual way of keeping their bookshop alive after retiring. leads to business the european parliament has voted through european union ban on cotton buds straws and other plastic disposables the idea is to protect marine life more and more plastic is ending up in our oceans and in the fish and other seafood that we'd like to eat ultimately it ends up in us easy user vironment committee wants to add even more products to the list including plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes the plan also includes recycling quotas for plastic bottles and fishing nets it could come into force in twenty twenty one pending approval from the european commission and member states. max often has the story from stress but i was listening to the radio this morning in my bathroom with his story and was using a cotton bud and thought what i'm not going to be able to use it anyway. while i hear paper clips work pretty well but i do not recommend that to anyone here this is not a postal recommendation but of course it's all about alternatives you know and already b

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it's not unusual to see an argument. but an argument of this kind is pretty unusual.hey were yelling at each other right outside the oval office. it was a shouting match. profanity-laced. to where it startled their west wing colleagues to where now it is this public reporting that they got into such an argument. it started with president trump involved. they were talking about this recent surge in border crossings. and don, we know this has infuriated president trump because he's been tweeting about it, threatening to shut down the border. but it was between kelly and bolton that it got the ugliest. they were arguing about it, and kelly was set off because bolton made a remark about the dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen, criticizing her and saying essentially she needs to start doing her job over at dhs. of course, don, that didn't sit well with john kelly, who considers nielsen to be his protege essentially. she was at dhs when he was the dhs secretary. he brought her over to the west wing when he was chief of staff. he was the one who persuaded president trump to nomin

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i didn't see anyone unusual children were coming in i let everyone in and as soon as they all got through i heard an explosion then a second one then people started coming downstairs seeing the heard shots being fired but no one unusual had entered maybe they use a back door there are no cameras there it's easy to get in i heard shots i called an ambulance and press the alarm button. so it was what today approximately at around lunch time or twelve pm in the studio in the crimean republican explosion local law polytechnic college the head of the national anti terror committee's operational office says special forces are now. the territory near the college has been cordoned off these are some of the latest pictures from an evacuation of a use inside the building is now we're. being taken to see medical facilities rules they heard from the president vladimir putin to be taken to russia's best hospitals including those in moscow. the territories operational officers coordinating with that law enforcement they're also trying to establish what the reason for the explosion or explosions we unde

the trial is unusual because there are so many people involved. and one hundred twenty six hope plaintiffs in having represented by seventeen lawyers from that means the trial is huge just because of the number of people involved the defendant is alleged to have injected his victims with drugs to bring about a cardiac arrest he then tried to resuscitate them as a way of impressing his colleagues he allegedly killed more than one hundred people like this some of his colleagues are accused of turning a blind eye. it's up to about two or three i'm expecting us to get justice for all the victims and that the defendant will have his sentence extended i also hope that in the course of the trial we will find out more details about the role of the hospital's involved before you go to. the clinic and do more work. a verdict is expected in may next year. and have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world more than sixty thousand people have signed an open letter from jewish leaders in pittsburgh to donald trump saying that the u.s

that seems very u unusual in a situation that is this grave. stefan: you nailed it. think everyone was surprised by that, that the first lady to to the microphone first and addressed what was going on here and said what the president should have said, and then actually did say afterwards to the nation, to the people in the united states. it was, in all fairness, a pre-organized event where president trump and his wife melania trump were supposed to talk about the opiate crisis in the u.s. in what the administration is doing against that. however, the president took to the microphone a second after his wife, that was unusual. i cannot tell you that i have seen anything like that from any republican or democratic president as long as i have been here in a situation like this. everybody here, the commentators, the pundits, the observers in washington, are all saying the president said the right things, saying that the country has to unify and that these kinds of acts, attacks, are absolutely unacceptable. brent: james, officialsls there, the mayor of new york called wha

schools and universities have been shut flooding is not unusual in venice but the water hasn't reached this level in ten years. many italian regions are on highest alert with schools closed in rome the scene here in madrid elsewhere in italy firefighters and civil defense working around the clock. a falling tree near rome killed two people and injured fifteen. shipping lanes were shut down around the island of naples and off calabria at the tip of italy's boot. there was chaos at the brenner pass the main route through the alps between italy and austria among six cars one person was lightly injured. there was also red alert in the northern italian region of south to rule meaning there is still the possibility of major american city. experts from boeing on their way to indonesia to help with the investigation into monday's crash in which one hundred eighty nine people on board were killed. into the sea off. shortly after takeoff search and rescue workers are now trying to locate the wreckage and the flight data recorders as passengers families wait for their worst fears to be confirmed

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he was a very unusual character. first of all, he was lucky in that he did not require more than five hours of sleep. so that automatically gave him a lot of extra time. second, he had a tremendous ability to focus, you mentioned reading and writing. there are stories of him sitting in cabinet meetings where they are discussing major issues of state and at some point, it was not important for him to be particularly involved because the other people were arguing out something. he would pick up a book and start reading. was an reading -- it interesting thing -- he was reading and still listening to them. he didn't miss anything. he did not disappear. his reading ability was a spectacular. he did not realize how unusual he was. but he had almost a photographic memory. he could remember everything he read. if you and i could remember everything we read, imagine how smart we would be. and he would read up to three books a day. he would read them so fast, people thought he was just skimming them. but he could quote vast pi

now sales have passed the thirty thousand mark unusual for a comic book. and they're still going strong. this year things people who finally getting to make a german spy who had a lot to do with luck and persistence for the people from the publishers met three and a half years ago and the eightieth anniversary was coming up they had to do something for it so they put their heads together and asked where's people who hadn't been yet and we came up with germany and germany is associated with berlin and that's when the titles you who were in berlin are volved and everyone thought that sounded awesome because kid got tired. spiro in berlin is the current exciting episode of the cult comic book series with a german twist. back to reality now and we are heading to spain thanks to a viewer request from colombia herr myname of the not from cali would like to know more about the spanish city of santiago to come. bustelo now for hundreds of years countless pilgrims have made their way on foot to the city to pay homage to the painter and saint james whose remains are

that he didn't think he was unusual, he didn't have self- awareness about how extraordinary his giftswere . >> that he could certainly see himself in juxtaposition to others. >> he had a lot of self- awareness, others would try to interpret it, psychobabble is if he was manic-depressive or this or that or the other thing. i'm not very convinced of most of those arguments. he was a man who had extraordinary tragedies with depressive moments and also a man of extraordinary energy and enthusiasm, unbounded enthusiasm but he was not manic. so, to the extent we are all somewhat manic-depressive and i think he was but his character was larger . >> the interesting thing about him is that he accomplished a lot of his programs through executive order. we are having that debate again today in this country, what do you think the lessons are about the strong chief executive and accompanying -- accomplishing things through executive order rather than legislative. i read that taft afterward came in and help to codify some of these policies by putting them before congress and essentially regular ord

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heard this loud bang, and then i heard screaming, i walked up and i could see this large va very unusual looking vehicle out here, in the bushes, really racked.>> reporter: it is being investigated by the ntsb and new york state police. neither agency has speculated on the cause. cbs news, new york. >>> no details on the missing leader of interpol, he has been detained, under investigation on suspicion of violating the law, interpol said it received his resignation with immediate effect, a day after interpol demanded the chinese government reveal the whereabouts of him when he was reported missing. >>> justice brett kavanaugh has been confirmed, and now people are focusing on the elections. a poll asked whether the elections were important, 78% of democrats said yes, only 68% of republican said it is, and on october 1, democrats were up to 82%, and republicans up to 80%. >> the overreach of the protesters at the capital have energized the republican base. >> thsupreme court leaning right, democrats are scrambling for the elections. >>> expansion on the south bay, a small community has mi

it is unusual in the south, unusual in the sense of louisiana. it is not -- it doesn't have a plantation economy. it does have a civil war issue that it has to drag along with it. and it's a town that's reinvented itself a number of times to make it work. announcer: while in lake charles, we took a driving tour of the city with lost lake charles author adley cormier. >> thank you so much for showing us around.

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joining us now to discuss his unusual venture, john verones. from these people that they are the backers of the executives. but now l.p.'s are in the spotlight. how much concern is the saudi backing in the vision fund? is it something that is having a visceral reaction in the valley? >> thanks for having me. yeah, i think it is fantastic that that conversation is really reaching the heights that it is. we are now talking about where the money comes from, and i think it is good for the ecosystem. alex: conversation is one thing, but action might be another. is there fear that folks don't want soft bank with its l.p. partner, saudi arabia in their cap table. will some turn down investment in these massive funds because they don't like who they are aligned with. >> the best entrepreneurs always have a choice. now they are starting to ask where the money do comes from. it matters to them, the track record of some of the l.p.'s that are involved now with some of the most prominent v.c.'s. the ceo has used his things of investment grandeur to make so

unusual that he gave the interview. unusual that he did it now.t could be in part a response after he met with trump on the plane, there was a lot of criticism of how independent is rosenstein. how independent can he really be as his job sort of being held over his head in a way that he now is more beholden to the president. i think this was a little bit his way of saying, no, no. i'm still here. i'm standing. i'm independent. i think it's very interesting that he referenced the cases that we've brought. he said the american public will have faith in the time spent on the cases we brought. is he referring to the cases that have already been brought or cases yet to come. it sounds a little predictive to me. it's a very tannalizing interview thinte -- tantalizing interview they gave. >> the house judiciary committee chairman saying right now he wants to hear his committee from rod rosenstein soon. listen to what he had to say. >> essential that we talk to him. he knows that. he has not agreed to come for a transcribed interview on the record. he nee

we have to bear that in not something unusual. we have to bearthat in mind. not something unusual.d. 0k, thank you very much. very interesting. the new normal. have a lovely weekend. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... the british billionaire sir richard branson says he's suspending investment talks with saudi arabia, following the disappearance of journalist jamal khashog—ji. saudi arabia's public investment fund has been in talks with branson‘s virgin group over a planned $1 billion investment in its space ventures. the recent sell—off in global technology shares has led to china's tencent music postponing its plans to go public, according to several reports. the music streaming firm which is a subsidary of tencent holdings, was expected to list on the 22nd of october. tencent music is expected to be valued at around $30 billion if it does sell its shares on the stock market. the world's longest nonstop commercial flight is due to land in newark, newjersey in around two hours from now — 17 hours after it took off from singapore. the new 15,000 kilome

>> he's not all that unusual. we have had bombers like this that live on the fringes, their mind obsesses, fanatics if you will. you remember, morgan, the d.c. snipers. they lived in a car, taking showers at the "y," watching the news at the ymca. this man lived in his van, working at a strip club on and off. it's not unusual. he's a spree bomber, 14 bombs in a week. a couple of i.d. prints were on the outside of the envelope. the big question is he acting alone. i'm sure the commanders are pressing that hard, did he buy more timers? did he buy more pipe. where is the place? the place could be in the van, or the place could be at an accomplice's house or garage or storage facility he rents. there's a place, and in that place there's probably tape, pipe -- >> supplies. >> yes. >> i want to go back, especially when you bring up the d.c. snipers. i want to play more, giving this background. the family's lawyer gave his opinion. take a listen to this. >> he also had what i consider lesser i.q., substantial emotional p

elizabeth: it is not unusual for the first numbers to be large. were closealuations we should think of these as early numbers as the banks pitch for this work and i want to win it. emily: talk to us about what we know about the uber and lyft offerings and how we expect those to proceed potentially one after another or at the same time. selina: they are expected to be listed next year and it will be a race to see who goes first. who goes first will set the precedent for the following listing. uber is several times larger, but lyft has capitalized on the struggles of uber increasing market share as a result of those struggles. -- now these valuations are incredibly lush and should be taken with a grain of salt. recentlyveral listings that have ended their listing at less than half and expectations months before they were sold to investors. the valuation for uber is expected to be a $120 billion and it will come down to what the investors make of the underlying financials of over -- uber and lyft. emily: elizabeth, is there any thatdent for two compa

marry him it's very unusual this is really the culmination of the black lives that are moving here in the u.s. in a rising concern over police shootings of young black men across the country it is rare that a police officers charged with murder here in the u.s. and it's rarer still that they're convicted it's been thirty years since such a charge has been levied here in chicago but now jason vandyke of chicago a veteran police officer has been convicted of second degree murder and second degree because first degree would have required premeditation second degree means that the jury felt that he was in fear for his life but he shouldn't have been he was also convicted sixteen times of aggravated battery would. a firearm is one for each of the shots he fired into the body of look quadric dog. this is extraordinary extraordinarily unusual here you have protesters gathering for weeks outside of the courtroom they had filled the streets when this video came out and that video came out a year after the two thousand and fourteen shooting when it did it completely contradicted the police offi

but we would like you to use our archive film in a way that is unusual.our minutes, send it to me in new zealand where we have our big visual effects department. i thought how well can we restore this film? that blew me away. we were able to restore it way better than i thought we could. it took us a while to figure out all the techniques, because we were taking it further than anyone had with the restoration before. how did you ensure that the colourisation process, the restoration process, and the 3—d didn't overwhelm the story, the stories that were telling, and enhance the stories you were telling? i wanted it to be in colour. they saw it in colour. we think of the war as a black and white war. but it wasn't a black and white war to them. they didn't see black and white, so why should we show it in black and white? so i thought, well, let's make it colour. in doing so, the same as we did the restoration, it had to be the best colourisation we have ever seen. what i found with colourisation is the longer you spend on it the better it gets. that led to

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that seems unusual. again, i think unusual for anybody. highly unusual for somebody who wants to be a supreme court justice. >> well, yeah. it is unusual and it's inaccurate. it wasn't something he said in the heat of the moment. many of the remarks we're all talking about were in his prepared remarks. this was calculated and thought out. and it -- for him to now say, oh, it was the heat of the moment is just disingenuous and yet another disingenuous statement by brett kavanaugh. >> thank you both for your help in covering this story. >>> the latest jobs report shows that unemployment is at its lowest level in almost half a century. we're going to talk about how much credit president trump is going to take for the new rate next. we are watching markets for you. second day in a row with the markets that have turned a lot lower and lower than yesterday. so the dow is now off more than a percent. 310 points. i'll explain it to you in a little while. brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replac

i have been doing thisjob, unusual is that? i have been doing this job, executive unusual is that?a decade. before that, i have seen a lot. i really hope this is not true that if he went into an embassy and was killed, this would be one of the most and frankly craven crimes but i have ever witnessed. let's get some of the day's other news on the eve of brazil's presidential election, the far—right candidate and front—runner, jair bolsonaro, has vowed to tackle crime and reduce record high murder rates. mr bolsonaro accused previous governments of leniency in the treatment of criminals. he's denied claims he is racist, sexist and a homophobe. aid has begun to reach some of the most remote communities devastated by indonesia's earthquake and tsunami. food, water and medical supplies have been delivered to villages south of palu city, as well as districts close to the quake's epicentre. work to recover bodies is continuing, with the number of dead now standing at over 1,600. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has offered an upbeat assessment of the brexit talks, sayin

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definite that we have an unusually cohesive people. thing that distinguishes the people of hawaii is their love for hawaii. ,t is to them the united states geographically and in every other way. >> is communism a problem there? >> yes, communism is a problem in hawaii, but i don't think any more so than it is elsewhere. i think to compensate for that there's an unusual awareness of the seriousness of communism. i am certain that it would strengthen our defense position because it historically has stimulated the economic development of the areas to which it has landed and it has also inspired the people for a sense of their responsibility and to activity as american citizens that might not otherwise be realized. as the, mr. farrington, principal spokesman for hawaii's aspirations, i'm sure that our audience has very much appreciated your interviews tonight. thank you, sir. >> the editorial board for this addition was mr. william bradford shea and mr. james hr cromwell. our distinguished guest with the honorable joseph r farrington, dele

how unusual is that. it's clearly unusual nationwide. they think of it as being this overwhelmingly democratic state. the last time we voted for republican for president in 1972. but minnesota is changing i note when breanna was talking about the number of ads and how nasty they are. i said we have turned into ohio. in terms of how competitive and close we are. in the demographic changes in the state both politically and let us say in other ways are clearly making minnesota far more competitive and we saw for example in the last presidential race where donald trump got within 50,000 votes of when he minnesota. clinton still prevailed. there are things that are changing in minnesota. you noted the 2016 results. less than 2%. let us go over the last ten to 15 years. it was the first democrat to be elected in the minnesota. we have the democrats at state white office state white office holders. clear regions of the state right now and again the patterns that we see the sin my. they are strong in the rural areas. we have the battleground in

but on opposite sides of the conflict to talk about these war torn countries futures so this is an unusual summit turkey for example has been talking to iran and russia lately most most of the time the process is the so-called us town a process but that has been you know observed with a certain kind of suspicion by the so-called west so now we have the european leaders here as well and as chancellor merkel put it it is an unusual form and we have our differences but we had constructive and productive talks this is an important take away from today now they were specifically specifically talking about the situation in lip syria as the last major rebel outpost you remember turkey and russia brokered a deal last month to avert a bloody offensive by the syrian government now merkel and mccall expressed their hopes that this deal this truce basically can be turned into a permanent cease fire they both also said they have zero tolerance for any kind of chemical attacks in any part of syria actually and the general impression my general impression is that all of the four leaders all hoping that t

>> i feel very definitely that we have an unusually cohesive people. one thing that distinguishes the people of hawaii without regard to the racial origin is their love for hawaii, which to them is the united states. ,hey love the country geographically and in every other way. they are deeply devoted. >> is communism a problem there? walks -- >> yes, communism is a problem in hawaii, but i don't think any more so than it is elsewhere. i think to compensate for that there's an unusual awareness of the seriousness of communism. i -- both as it presents itself internationally and nationally. --'s you think state would do you think statehood would strengthen our defense position? >> i think so. statehood historically has stimulated the economic development of the community to which it has landed, and it has inspired the people to a sense of their responsibility and activities american citizens might not otherwise be realized. >> mr. farrington, as the principal spokesman for hawaii's aspirations, i'm sure our audience appreciated your interviews. thank you

would remain of course in the chancellor can be and has to be replaced over time this is nothing unusual and not only have friends in europe some of the populist governments in poland in hungary in italy quite relief that the demise of the cunts that. the twilight zone for america now has started and the only big shot to come out in support of her was her close ally the french president. she said he you want it will be it's her decision and i found it very respectable i just had the chance to express my admiration and my friendship to her. it's been thirteen years that she's been chancellor with a mandate ending in two thousand and twenty one and she spent eighteen years in charge of her party she's faced many challenges the migrant and financial crises and she's never forgotten the values of here and as she leaves her contrie with a lot of courage. that was the french president money and micro but then to give him the needed all of that america played in shaping european policy we've got decisions at home have any impact at the european level. it's of the rebuild have an impact there wi

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but it is unusual for bosses of these kinds ofjobs.s is unusual for bosses of these kinds of jobs. tony's kudla the right. -- com pletely of jobs. tony's kudla the right. -- completely right. all the stories about how they cannot even go to the bathroom without being punished for it orfalling ill, or it'sjust, it's worse than the victorian period. the commitment in the united states and united kingdom to deregulation and to lose workers' rights is appalling, and brexit will allman make that worse.|j rights is appalling, and brexit will allman make that worse. i think it's fairto allman make that worse. i think it's fair to sayjeff will not be a christmas card list. moving on is interesting yasmin he mentioned that sajid javid was making his covers featuring empty hall and boris johnson was making his buddy didn't make interesting announcement which the times is trumpeting out after a few investigations of forced marriage victims to get protection. this is really good it is notjust the times, many of us have been writing about this for

something that is not unusual in berlin is almost unheard of here in bavaria it's only happened twice before since world war two and if the rock solid support varia for the conservatives starts to crumble that of course has ripple effects to berlin let's talk a little bit more about those ripple effects michela because what we heard you say in your piece was basically what's expected there over the weekend as the bavarians go to the polls is this sort of bleeding of support for the c.s.u. to both the sides on the left and on the right so what do you think of the current polling says about this shift in dynamics and in german politics. well first of all it marks a departure from those major parties the c.d.u. this centrist party the city you and bit further to the left the social democrats something we see all across europe where democrats movements parties like in france have been all but wiped out now the social democrats are also of course under severe pressure there's a fragmentation of the political landscape and that's something the sea is to the conservatives here varia have tri

so first of all that was unusual.eechless —— rendered speechless, which we don't hear a lot of, and it took kanye west to do that. i want to get your thoughts on the political angle of all this, here we have a black american giving a ringing endorsement, saying wearing the trademark donald trump baseball cap made him feel like a superhero. do you think this will help the president's relations at all with the african—american community given the african—american community given the problems he's had picking twitter fights with certain celebrities, and the nfl protests and the comments he's made about the cha rlottesville and the comments he's made about the charlottesville white supremacist rally, do you think this will make any difference at all? i don't think it well, i don't think kanye west has the ability to move the needle in that way. i don't think his endorsement and embrace of president trump is something that, you know, people of colour are going to look at and say, maybe there's something more here. this is

putting names in a hat was certainly an unusual way to seal bookends' future. be another page turner. sian lloyd, bbc news, cardigan. time for a look at the weather... here's nick miller we are about to turn a chapter. it is turning colder. i told you that yesterday. we will appreciate what we have and here is a view of some sunshine on the north yorkshire coast today. whitby, although it was blustery. elizabeth further south, at average of 17 degrees. elsewhere it was a cloudy and damp picture in the west of scotland, closer to a weather front around this area of high pressure. when you see this, you think it is settled weather story and it is for most of us, but this weather front has made for a pretty wet story across north and north—west scotland by the time the rain eases tomorrow, some of us will have received about 100 millimetres, it has been quite windy and some of that rain continues overnight. a lot of blood filtering them across the north—west of the uk, south wales, the south of will seek clear skies, lower temperatures, not as cold as last night.